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Mansoura National University
            Pharm D-Clinical Pharmacy Program                 Level 1             Pharm. Anal. Chem. 1 (PC 101)


                                             Ksp and Molar Solubility

































                 AgCl has a larger K  than Ag CO  .Does this mean that AgCl has a larger molar
                                       sp         2    3
                 solubility than Ag CO ? ………………….WHY?
                                     2    3

                 No,  because they do not have the same number of ions.
                 For different sparingly soluble salts:


                 The smaller the value of K  the lower the solubility.
                                                sp

                 This rule is mainly applied for symmetrical salts
                  and not always obeyed in case of non-symmetrical salts ...................why?


                 Because of the relative difference in their molar solubilities

                 So, When comparing the solubilities of two salts, you can sometimes simply

                 compare the relative values of their K  provided that  the salts have the same
                                                              sp
                 number of ions (i.e. they are symmetrical in the number of ions)






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